How to Use "Think" with Example Sentences

think (v): to have an opinion or to form a thought about something

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Used with adverbs:

"I honestly think we should do it this way."
(honestly, really)

"I personally think they mistreated you."
(personally)

"She constantly thinks about her bad experiences."
(constantly, continuously, continually, often)

"I have to seriously think about it."
(seriously, really)

"You're not thinking clearly."
(clearly, rationally)

"I suddenly thought of an idea."
(suddenly)

Used with prepositions:

"What do you think of the book?"
(of, about)